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Q&A With Joel Tillinghast, Manager, Fidelity Low-Priced Stock Fund
Q: Where are you finding stocks these days that meet your criteria? How does today’s environment rank on the scarce-to-plentiful/easy-to-hard scale and how does it compare to other times?
A: Japanese small caps are the single biggest pocket of great opportunities.
Also, this comment seemed worth considering Canada now:
Five years ago, the Canadian dollar was near parity with the U.S. dollar, but today it is worth about US$0.78, reducing the value of Canadian stock holdings proportionately.
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A: Japanese small caps are the single biggest pocket of great opportunities.
Also, this comment seemed worth considering Canada now: